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Mailing Address
National Museum of American Diplomacy
SA-9, Room NE 10003
Washington, DC 20522-0910
Physical Address
National Museum of American Diplomacy
330 21st St NW
Washington DC 20006
RIP, Brent Scowcroft, national security advisor to Presidents Ford and Bush, friend of Germany.
#Scowcroft played a crucial role in Germany’s reunification 1990 - a true champion of international cooperation, committed to Western values, a stalwart of our Transatlantic Alliance.
“I think I convinced them that I was not going to be just a gentle woman that they could push around.” - Eugenie Anderson. As America’s first female ambassador, Anderson was a pioneering practitioner of people-to-people diplomacy. Learn more #HerDiplomacy
https://diplomacy.state.gov/explore-online-exhibits/herdiplomacy/eugenie-anderson/
We are saddened to learn of the passing of former National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft. We are honored to have his signature on the Signature Segment of the Berlin Wall in our museum. This unique segment of the Berlin Wall features the signatures of the men and women who helped bring down the Berlin Wall and reunify Germany. In October 2015, we were honored to have former National Security Advisor Scowcroft and former German President Joachim Gauck in attendance for a ceremony officially transferring the Signature Segment to the National Museum of American Diplomacy. His unwavering service to the United States as a Lieutenant General in the United States Air Force and as two-time U.S. National Security Advisor will not be forgotten.
“I think I convinced them that I was not going to be just a gentle woman that they could push around.” - Eugenie Anderson. As America’s first female ambassador, Anderson was a pioneering practitioner of people-to-people diplomacy, which she called “people’s diplomacy.” Learn more about her career and contributions to diplomacy.🌎
Join us next Tuesday at 1:00pm EDT for a special #herdiplomacy Diplomacy Classroom on the life and legacy of Eugenie Moore Anderson, the first woman to lead a U.S. Mission behind the Iron Curtain. Learn more and tune in⬇️
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